About Matthew
Genuine. Fun. Informative. Demonstrative. Believable.
As a voice-artist, Matt Anthony has helped clients, companies, and broadcasters solidify their messages across multiple platforms. Leaning on 30 years of radio-station success in markets such as Washington, DC, Boston, and Atlanta, Matt brings diversity, emotion, authenticity, and character to every voiceover project. His adaptability, as well as his concern for the client’s satisfaction, makes him an ideal choice to help enhance any ‘brand’.
When not in the studio, Matt is an avid motorcyclist, a devout craft-beer aficionado, amateur photographer, writer, and long-suffering fan of Cleveland sports teams. He resides in Akron with his wife, Donna.
Availability
Announcements
Commercial
Corporate
Documentary
eLearning
Explainer Videos
Imaging / Radio
Infomercials
Internet & Web
Medical Narration
Narration
Non-Profit
Podcast
Promo & Trailers
Promotional
Telephony / IVR
Tours
Studio Includes:
- Sennheiser 416 microphone
- Avedis preamps
- WAVES post-production plug-ins
- Adobe Audition
- A West Highland Terrier named Izzy
Videos
Symantec
Best Ice Fishing Spoon!
Harper Infiniti QX60
Harper Auto Square 2018 Olympic Promo
Long Run Press
Crossing Points UA
Dave Genz Legacy Rods
Happy Clients
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I’ll Know It When I Hear It
“I’ll know it when I hear it.” Early in my professional radio career, I spent a good amount of time sending out cassette tapes (remember those?), in the hopes of landing a job being a radio disc jockey. A week to 10 days after sending a tape, it was customary on my part to pick up the phone and to » Continue Reading.
Imagine the Re-Imagined
My wife, Donna, is an artist. Long before I met and married her, some 30 years ago, she had been an experienced artist. Early in her artistic career, she studied mostly oil painting, and she later moved in to pastels. She also studied with several well-regarded teachers, one being Jack Richard. As a portrait-artist, Jack Richard was commissioned to » Continue Reading.
Quality vs Quantity
It’s seems common-place these days to casually utter the phrase ‘follow your passion’. It seems to rear its head just about everywhere. Whether it’s career-related or merely a hobby, we seem to be implored to act as such on an almost continual basis.
I’ve been relatively lucky when it comes to ‘passion’. I was one of those rare birds who » Continue Reading.
